Milton Keynes Natural History Society

Everything to do with Wildlife in Milton Keynes

Skip to content

About Us
Programme
Wildlife Sites
Reference
News
Gallery

Bittern at Linford Gravel Pits

A Bittern was observed roosting at North end of main lake at Linford Reserve on 25 January 2015.

This entry was posted in News on 26/01/2015 by admin.

Post navigation

← The Future of Manor Farm 2015 Photo Competition Winners →

Search for:

Click here for Recent Sightings
Contact us
Society Events

Tue
23
Jul
2019

Great Linford Manor Park
7:00 pm
Sat
27
Jul
2019

BBQ Linford Lakes NR
4:00 pm
Tue
30
Jul
2019

Sherington Churchyard and Butterfly Garden
7:00 pm

Society News

Trip Report – Flitwick Moor 25 June 2019
Bucks & MK Urban Bird Notes – Edition 2 17 July 2019
Feather identification
Purple Emperor flies again!
What is this?
Meet a dragon at Caldecotte ponds
Hen Harrier Day 11 August 2019
Bucks & MK Urban Bird Notes – Edition 1 17 June 2019
Moth Notes 15 June 2019
StadiumMK Peregrines update June 2019

Other Events

Mon
01
Jul
2019
Wed
31
Jul
2019

Dragonfly Challenge
Fri
19
Jul
2019
Sun
11
Aug
2019

Big Butterfly Count 2019
Sun
21
Jul
2019

Open Sunday at Linford Lakes NR
10:00 am

Other News

Big Butterfly Count: Which common UK species to look for
Britons urged to help record influx of painted lady butterflies
Migrating hoverflies are providing essential pollination and pest control in the UK
‘Precipitous’ fall in Antarctic sea ice since 2014
Tree planting ‘has mind-blowing potential’ to tackle climate crisis
The hunger gaps: How flowering times affect farmland bees
50 million non-native gamebirds – damaging UK wildlife
Saving meadows
Restoration of Thames Estuary begins to conserve native oysters
Do gamebird releases lead to increases in generalist predators?
The UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme
Hen Harrier suffers savage brutality of an illegally-set trap on a Scottish grouse moor
RSPB Giving nature a home July 2019
What does the heat wave mean for amphibians?
June was hottest ever recorded on Earth
Hen Harrier Day 11 August 2019 – update
Whimbrel: time to leave
Blooms for Bees – first journal paper
Arctic fox walks 3,500km from Norway to Canada
Grouse shooting: half a million reasons why time’s up for this appalling Victorian ‘sport’
Dealing with ammonia is an urgent health problem – yet levels are still rising
Why the seabed should be off-limits to mining companies
Guide to Solitary Bees in Britain
RSPB – Wildlife on reserves 2018
ZSL frog conservation film
Rise in population of crows and avian predators linked to pheasant shoots
What wildlife success have you had in your garden?
The exquisite joy of a meadow full of flowers
Japan whaling: Commercial hunts to resume despite outcry
Tree-planting in England falls 71% short of government target
What do birds eat in the wild?
Farmland Tax Breaks revealed
Life Cycle and Biology of dragonflies
Mass Seasonal Migrations of Hoverflies Provide Extensive Pollination and Crop Protection Services
Council suspends all hedge trimming as villagers protest work has killed or disturbed hundreds of animals
Successful translocation of rhinos from Europe to Rwanda
Herds of wild boar at Longleat woods need culling says farmer
Action on air pollution works but far more is needed
Evaluating the effectiveness of conservation measures for European grassland‐breeding waders
Sea slug species named after The Muppets creator
Song of one of rarest whales on planet recorded for first time
Why are England’s roadsides blooming?
Invasive species heading for East Anglia
A global threats overview for Curlew populations
Photograph lays bare reality of melting Greenland sea ice
Help save Hairstreaks last home
Saving the environment is more important to farmers than subsidising food productivity
Russia fines ‘whale jail’ company
Stricken polar bear turns up in Siberian city, hundreds of miles from home
Hand-Reared Monarch Butterflies Don’t Migrate
UK Government Petition to ban the import of shark fins into the UK
RSPB launches Birdsong Radio

Proudly powered by WordPress